Sun-4 architecture

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Sun-4 architecture is a family of 32-bit RISC-based computer architectures developed by Sun Microsystems for its UNIX workstations and servers in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf RISC architecture
computer architecture family
addressSpace 32-bit virtual address space
bitWidth 32-bit
compatibleWith SPARC instruction set NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designedFor engineering workstations
technical computing
developer Sun Microsystems NERFINISHED
endianess big-endian
instructionSetType RISC
introducedInPeriod late 1980s
inUseDuring early 1990s
marketedBy Sun Microsystems NERFINISHED
notableFeature 32-bit RISC CPU design
support for UNIX multitasking
operatingSystem SunOS NERFINISHED
early Solaris versions
predecessor Sun-3 architecture NERFINISHED
primaryUseCase multiuser timesharing servers
networked UNIX workstation computing
successor later SPARC architecture revisions
supports demand-paged memory management
virtual memory
targetMarket enterprise technical users
scientific computing
software development environments
usedFor UNIX servers
UNIX workstations
usedInProductLine Sun SPARCstation family NERFINISHED
Sun-4c workstations NERFINISHED
Sun-4d systems NERFINISHED
Sun-4m systems NERFINISHED
wordSize 32-bit

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Sun-4 workstation hardwarePlatform Sun-4 architecture